The Dampier Museum

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The Dampier Museum is a Skeleton Museum located in the suburb of Brooke Hills and is 1 of 6 museums located within the suburb.

Description

The Dampier Museum is constructed of stone with large glass doors. By now, most of the glass is broken and the stone is dented. Inside is a large collection of toys categorized by year and type. Most of them have been broken over the course of the outbreak, but a few are still in their cases.

History

The Dampier Museum is a modern museum constructed in 1998 at the request of the Dampier Organization to showcase their extensive collection of toys, most of them still in mint condition. Visitors to the museum were usually school groups, most of them under 12, interested in how toys had been throughout the years. Since the outbreak there have been very few visitors, although the Brooke Hills Museum Foundation operated it at one time. However, little has been heard of them in awhile.

The Dampier Museum is currently considered a survivor safehouse in the suburb of Brooke Hills and is kept at EHB.